RHS Garden Finder 2003-2004
Published on 3. April 2003
Book
Paperback/Softback
512 pages
978-0-7513-6433-0 (ISBN)
Description
With more than 1000 beautiful gardens listed, The RHS Garden Finder 2003-2004 is the indispensible guide for all plant lovers. An A-Z listing of plants will help you find the garden with the most impressive display, as well as locate national plantcollections. The book also features addresses, telephone and fax numbers, websites, opening times, location maps and facilities offered.
Reviews / Votes
With the plethora of gardening programmes on television, gardening is enjoying a renaissance with more and more people transforming their backyards into small green oases. Along with existing gardeners, they regularly visit other gardens in search of inspiration, plants or just a day out in beautiful surroundings. The "RHS Garden Finder" is a comprehensive guide to more than 1000 of the best gardens to visit in the UK. Indispensable to garden visitors from overseas and a vital addition to UK gardeners' shelves, it is arranged county by county giving short descriptions, highlights, opening hours, admission fees and more for each entry. Updated annually it is an up-to-the-minute reference to what is open to the public. From castles to mansions, nurseries to private homes, the entire scope of British horticultural excellence can be found within these pages, all accessible to those in search of innovative ideas, beauty or just plain English garden gems to admire. - Lucy WatsonMore details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Dimensions
Height: 210 mm
Width: 149 mm
Thickness: 38 mm
Weight
654 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7513-6433-0 (9780751364330)
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Charles Quest-Ritson
RHS Garden Finder 2002-2003
Book
03/2002
DK
€36.11
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Person
Charles Quest-Ritson, former Director of the Royal National Rose Society, has written several gardening books and has been General Editor of the RHS Gardeners Yearbook since 1994. Charles has lectured widely around the world for the RHS. His latest book, "A Social History of Gardening" was published by Viking and he is the author of the forthcoming DK publication the "RHS Encyclopedia of Roses". Charles lives in Salisbury.
Content
Gardens to visit: England; Scotland; Wales; Northern Ireland; Republic of Ireland; plant-lover's guides: NCCPG national collections; where to see particular plants.